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So you want to build a hot rod eh?

 admin, 11.09.2008 in Partner- und Mitglieder-Blogs, Archiv (Blogs, Mitglieder-Artikel)

So, you want to build a custom car huh? Well, let me just start by saying that you’d better do some research before you jump in head first. I get A LOT of people telling me that they are thinking about building a car, but in reality they have absolutely no concept of what it takes to actually do this. They think that the shiny red tool box in the corner of their garage is all they will need to make a SEMA show car. They’ve generally read some magazines about how someone built a car for $4000.00 out of junkyard parts, a little rattle can paint and some upholstery work from their Mom and think: “Hey, I can do this… no problem. I’ve got the skills, I got the drive and I’ve got a red tool box. DONE!”

Oh how wrong they are. Being a backyard mechanic is one thing and by this I mean you’ve changed some brake pads, done some oil changes and maybe even installed a stereo or two. Being a true customizer is something totally different as you are generally creating something from nothing. That means taking parts that we’re never meant to work together and making them work together. It’s a bitch and one that constantly bites back.

 

 

 

MR. ANGRY INC.  just finally put the wraps on project “ANGRIER” and let me tell you something. It was a long road to get to this point, 15 months to be exact and all along the way things fought us. From simple electrical issues, to broken wheels, to suspension components, etc… Oh and lets not forget about the money, ALL the money. A good rule of thumb, if you decide to embark on a project is figure out your budget then double it - do this and you may come in on target.

 

 

All in all building a car is a truly rewarding experience and if the outcome is what you want you will be thrilled in the end. Just keep in mind that the project will cost you more than just time and money… don’t believe me, ask anyone who’s ever done it.

Good luck people.


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Keywords: , , red tool box, broken wheels, backyard mechanic, upholstery work, junkyard parts


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